Mini Foldable Electric Scooter 52V 13Ah 1450W Motor 45km/h Max Speed 21kg Weight

To fold the scooter, first ensure it is turned off and the brake is engaged. Release the latch on the handlebar stem, then lower the stem until it clicks into the locked position. The deck will fold forward, creating a compact shape that fits easily into a car trunk or storage closet. To unfold, lift the handlebar stem, re‑engage the latch, and make sure the frame locks securely before riding. Always double‑check that the latch is fully engaged to prevent accidental collapse during use.

Charge the battery for 7‑12 hours using the supplied charger until the indicator shows full. For the first use, allow an initial charge of 8‑12 hours to balance the cells. After the first cycle, you can charge the scooter whenever the speed drops noticeably, but avoid leaving it on the charger for more than 8 hours at a time. If the scooter will not be used for several days, charge it every 5‑6 days to keep the battery healthy and avoid deep discharge.

The scooter is not water‑resistant, so it should be kept away from puddles, rain and any standing water. Moisture can damage the motor and battery, leading to performance issues or safety hazards. If you encounter light drizzle, dry the scooter promptly with a cloth and avoid prolonged exposure. For optimal longevity, store the scooter indoors and protect it from splashes while riding on private land.

The scooter can climb slopes of up to 27 degrees thanks to its 1450W motor and strong traction from the 8.5" tires. While it handles moderate hills well, steep or uneven gradients may reduce speed and range. Always ride within the scooter’s incline limit and maintain a steady throttle to avoid over‑working the motor, especially when carrying the maximum load of 120kg.

The scooter is rated for a maximum load of 120kg, which includes the rider and any additional gear. Carrying weight close to this limit may slightly reduce top speed and range, especially on inclines. For the best performance and battery life, try to stay well below the maximum load when possible and distribute weight evenly. Exceeding the weight limit can strain the motor, brakes and suspension, leading to faster wear and potential safety concerns.